FCC Greenlights Bell Canada $3.65B Ziply Fiber Deal - USA Herald

Charter, Cox Pitch Merger to FCC

WASHINGTON, July 16, 2025 – Charter’s proposed $34.5 billion acquisition of Cox Communications would allow the combined company to better compete for fixed and mobile broadband subscribers, the companies told federal regulators Tuesday.The cable operators noted in a filing to the Federal Communications Commission, which will have to approve the deal, that fiber and fixed wireless have been gaining ground in recent years, while cable companies ha…

FCC clears the way for Bell Canada/Ziply fiber growth

With Ziply's assets, Bell Canada aims to become the third-largest fiber broadband provider in North America.

FCC OKs BCE’s Purchase of Ziply Fiber - Inside Towers

The FCC approved Bell Canada’s, the subsidiary of Montréal, Québec headquartered BCE, Inc. (NYSE: BCE), $5 billion purchase of Ziply Fiber. In February, the FCC sought public input on the deal. In its approval, the agency said it didn’t receive any comments nor petitions to oppose the transaction. The Wireline Competition Bureau, Office of International Affairs (OIA), and Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (WTB) all had a hand in the approval. T…

FCC approves Bell, Ziply merger - The Wire Report

The FCC gave the thumbs up on all applications from Bell and Ziply's parent company, including a foreign ownership petition. The post FCC approves Bell, Ziply merger appeared first on The Wire Report.

FCC Greenlights Bell Canada $3.65B Ziply Fiber Deal - USA Herald

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially approved Bell Canada's proposed $3.65 billion (CA$5 billion) acquisition of U.S.-based internet provider Ziply Fiber, marking a major milestone in BCE Inc.’s expansion into the American broadband market. In a public notice issued Monday, the FCC confirmed that the deal poses no risk to competition, citing a lack